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Affordable renovations for an energy efficient home
Budget-friendly improvements like insulation can reduce your power bills, make your home more sustainable and even improve its value.
Can pay as you drive car insurance save you money?
More car insurers are offering pay as you drive policies, so how does it work and can it help you slash your insurance costs?
What to do when unexpected money hits your bank account
Imagine finding that your bank balance has a couple more zeros on the end of it than it did the day before - but the money isn't yours. Do you have to pay it back?
Will downsizing incentives make housing more affordable?
Older Australians will be given greater financial support to downsize from their family home, but will it free up housing for first-home buyers?
Reserve Bank hikes cash rate to 2.35%
Aussie homeowners with a mortgage are in for yet another round of repayment increases following the RBA decision to lift interest rates by a further 50 basis points at its September board meeting.
Friends With Money #63: Smart investing for the bargain hunter
The flipside of fluctuating equity markets and falling house prices is that there are plenty of bargains to be had. Nicola Field joins us on Friends With Money.
COVID and travel insurance – what is and isn’t covered?
For travellers looking to hit the streets of Europe or the slopes of Japan, what can they expect in terms of travel insurance when it comes to COVID?
What happens if your bank goes bust?
As a nation, we have $1.28 trillion stashed in what are known as authorised deposit-taking institutions. So just how safe is your money in the bank?
Top eight regional cities for property investors
Looking to invest in property? Here are eight regional cities where it's easy to find a tenant, rents are likely to rise, and prices are expected to bounce back sooner.
How to make your budget work when you get paid monthly
So you get paid monthly, but have to pay rent weekly, power bills quarterly, and car registration annually. Here's how to make it work.